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lass .lEs 90
An ant which was painfully toiling
scross the road with u grain OF corn OBJ.
served a mouse scamper out OF a hole
under the door OF the grain elevator near
5 by. S"At your old tricks, suppose" said
the ant, srorninlly, why don't you work
for your living as do, instead Of stealing
what you eat" poor drudge" said tbs
mouse in a plying tone, 'you arc only ct
for a life OF labor; you have not tho far.
seeing cenius that grasps great combips-
/. tons end insures eno!moua profits.s But
know thia-that myself and two or three
other mice have formed a sy Indicate and
bored a hola through the bottom of the
grain bin. We have established a corner
in corn, and arc making more in a day
than you can in your natural life. Do not
complain Of this, Tor It Is perfectly legal
the corn, following the lawaof grayitstion
must fall into our pockets" The mouse
etalkod away with the air Of one owning
the earth, aud tho poor ant wondered why
the laws OF gravitation wers SO arranged
that he never could find an easy way OF
making bis living This is respectfully
dedicated to the ssgee who arc wrestling
with the labor problem. ,.itii; 81
l.
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Ono OF tho Benefits.
Ee1U York Nal and Express.


One Of the main benefits oil the recent
cyclone Of patriotic indignation that so
quickly awed and coerced Mr.. Cleveland
into swift recantstion Of his illegal, IN.
wise, uncsllet.ior ard in all ways mis-.
chierous and idio.ie order, should be the
popular study Of Mr.. Clevelaad's peculiss
nature, IS revealed by bis whole conduct
in regard to the captured flags. Tho test
thst would disclose him to be what his an
tecedents guaranteed he would be was
sure to come, sooner or later. 1t has come
and has found him utterly deficient IN the
sentiments and sensibilities that make war
romantic in its conduct and in It's records
that enable ex.Union and ext Confederate
soldiers to honor each other, without loes
Of pride or conviction, and that have SO
consserated the captured aags In the Gus
tody Of the Nation that no power could
take them from their places without arous.
ing just such tempest Of patriotic wrath
as alarmed and moved even go dull and
pRchydermatous man ss Mr.. Cleveland.
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Ghe MnttlhIqft1eHr
WHEELING. W. VA, JUNE ~. 1887.


.
The more the President and his friends
realize the lag blundor the moro persist.
emit they are III, their silly effort to make
scspegoas OF Adju.ant General Drum.
It really makes little difference whether
Drum did or did notkriginate the scheme;
the President made 1t his and Issued the
order 10 have the thing done.
The country may never know to Ger.
tainty how 1t oil came about, but the re-
sponslbiiity TO On the President, and he
cannot unload 1t upon Drum. 1T.
The usually we'll informed Washing.
ton correspondent Of the Democratic New
York World gives this interior view, and
seeing how matters Of public moment arc
generally transacted, 1t ia by no means IN
unreasonable view: Il
While It Is cmphstically denied at the
White House that the Rubject was dis
cusaed by the Cabinet before tho order to
return the flags was given, 1t Is charged In
other quarters wit; almost equal emphasis
Y LunL tlt pAyllbt Nll ulhEli36 lQ6 QuSstfOu
at length. 1t 10 alleged by very good au.
thorisy that Ms. Endico.t brought the
matter up at Cabinet meeting and urged
the adoption Of General Drums recon.
mendation; that all the members OF the
Cabinel with one exception favored the
return oil the flags. The exception was
Poslmsster-General Villas, who served in
tho Union army. de did not
think it would be a polite move,
but gavo in TO hia associates. It is
aIho asserted that Mr.. Bayard was the
most enthusiastic on the subject, even
going so far a5 to assure the President
that the execution oil the order would
maks him name that would live forever.
The legality OF this step was re!ered to
tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, who gave it as
his opinion that there WIS nothing in the
law to prevent 1t. The true story OF how
the order came to be Issued never will DO
known. Those who are familiar with the
Presidents habits, however, say he would
not have decided such an important mat
ter without consulting his Cabinet. Adju.
tant-Genefat Drum said repeatedly before
the Pteoident resciuded the order that the
matter had been fully discussed by the
Cabinet. FL
II the Eforld correspondent is on the
right track, it WINS an Administration
affair, and cannot be laughed away as the
idle ysgary oil scspesoat Drum. tsE
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WILL LEAvEruE GRAND ARMY II: ! \.


Scheme OF Democrats to Set up m OrGani.
r zatfon for Themselves. }s
FalAing'on spocialt to Chicago Tribune.
Tho latest talk growing out Of the battle
fay episode Is that All attempt will be
made TO split the Grand Army Of the Re.
public and start a solaieth' organization
whose membership shall be entirely Dem.
ocrasic. The talk Is heard among the
ofice.holdiny class whose bread aud but
ter depends on President Clevelands re-
election. These mon for the last two or
three days have been going about yoclier.
ating that the President'a blunder will not
hurt him any with the country at large,
and that the conaure Of the Grand Army
men Ia not to be feared. AT the same
time they arc bittcr towards the Demo.
Gratis who are In that organization, and
call on them to come out OF It or ba read
out Of the party. They BAY that ex.soldiera
who are Democrats owe 1t to themselves
10 form q society Of their own to uphold
the President % against the Grand Army
Of the Republic, which, they say, not
withdrawing the assertions. to the contrary,
is q political machine. 1t Is undenisble
that a majority Of tho members Of the
Grand Army are Republicans, because q
majority Of the soldiers were Of that faith.
But In some States, notably Iudiana and
New Jersey, the membership Is said to
be about equally divided politically. II
About tho only soldiers Of National
reputation connected with the Adminia'
tration are Poatmaster. General Villas, Reg.
lister Rosecrans, and Pension Commission.
or Black, but 1t Is urged that these could
form the nucleus OF society which could
ut least draw to it the few ex.soldiers who
have got office under Cleveland. It Ia
noticeable, however, that the. people who
are 80 fierce Tor something Of this kind 10
be done were non.combstants. Tho per.
sonsllty OF the President does not form
tho groundwork for political movement
Of ex.aoldiere. Those OF his own party
who have approved bis ve!oes OH general
principles have always In private shown q
resentful feeling because OF the pstroniz.
ing tone the Preaident uaed In speaking oil
them. His plstiLudes about patriotism
did not strike deep. In the present emer.
gency his attitude has not been whit
better. The commotion the battle.nag
order caused was bshe!d by Mr.. C!eve.
land With a dull surprise. He does not
20. understand II, md from all accounta
doggedly holda that we're not the author.
| ty lacking he would never have backed
down. The strongest feeling shown by
him has been that Of chs9rin that not
even the habitual tlatterera who eutround
him could find anything to praise.
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:rEAcnEps INSTITUTE.
Harrison County Teacher. Have an Enloya.


u bic Time Rt Salem. n i.li
10 ne Editor. Of he IN,tlli0eesr, !, Ii n
sm:--At the call Of the County Super.
intendent, Jasper s. Kile, the first Insti.
tute for this county convened at Salem on
the 18Th ina.. with Professors sipe, Of the
Fairmont Normal School, and J, N. David,
OF Salem, as conductors. There were It's
teachers enrolled, and It was one OF the
best and moot interesting institutes ever
held In the county. ~ t7iia3IIis'8
Prof. Sips showed himself an nble and
efficient Instructor, with full knowledge
upon every subject introduced. He takes
special interest In the work, and passed
many compliments upon the teachers OF
Harrison county, aud no doubt feels very
proud oil the normal students who were In
attendance, from the fact that the critics
appointed by supertindent Ki!e were oil
normal students. 55sse1yF ,9g.7ll
Many excellent methods and theories
were ably discussed BY the instructors
and teachers. The night sessions were
especially interesting, consisting Of In.
structlvs talks given by Professors sipe,
David, Wade, Of Morgantown, and Lyon,
Of C!aIksburg, Hon. q. W. Inch md tho
Revs. L. Z. Peters and Mccormick. Much
oil the pleasure Of tho institute was due to
"Uncle" Johnny Holmes, who Ia one Of
the oldest teachers In the county, and
who was always ready for discussion, and
who always concluded with some antique
act or expression which brought down
the house. Among those who took an
sctiye part In discussion were Rev. Nc
Cormick, James B. Fowler, B.. +. RAM
mage and ". !. jenkins. .l3ifs1,sl i
The hosp!table people OF Salem deserve
special mention for kindness ahown the
teachers, aud Tor the excellent mualc
which they furnished aud social enter
tainmen!s so kindly given, especially
Thursday night when the teachers were
invited to DR.. Locherie's hall to hear
tho literary talent Of Salem. ssiI
Shiunstod, ~ M. .Etfns IL ~, ! 1'z
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Il Treasonnble Exhibition,

tslcu3U NHN. - ! n = ---T---
The Democratic Administration has ex-
hibited before the whole country its tres-
sonable Tendencies. 1t will bear watch
ing. No man who has particle Of loyal.
ity or patriotism in his competition will
give support TO party which would be-
tray the Union at the frat opportunity.
Drive the traitors from office! j.
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FOR $ AID.

Building Sites on Nineteenth street at SIT 50 q
front foot: will sell 20 fees or any number OF feet
from 20 feet 70 $50 feet. 1'll1,T.I & ~. :
Lot south OF No. 1901 Eoi street. Price 81, oOo.
iiouSe No. q South Hutou street; ground % feet
front. Price g, 200. s- psa7 ~ * II ~
81 Acre Farm, four roomed hewed log house
good sranery corncrte stable orchard Of leo trees
mead OF Proctor creek, seven miles from Proctor
Station, on Ohio River Aailroad; eau b. bought
for Si,i01.. rfIll ! 80 = 3, :, .
one OF tho most desirable and substantial resi-,
denccs within the city, situated on northeast cor
ner Of Chapline and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 1910 Chapline street; the lot fronts e
feet on Chapline street Terms oil payment, easy,
ohe.hith caAn, balance III equal annual payments
with Interest payable annually. Fifteen Year,
time given II desired. 1gyas,'7' r.. -
No. lS0 Twelfth street, full lot, GO by 10 feet,
roomad house on front, q 1 1oomed house on
alley. Price $3.50. H. ga.. 5ss-ss - >
A desirable residence At Beech Bottom on tie
line Of the F., ". & Ky. Railroad, Il miles from
wheeling, consisting oil new frame house and Il
aetea VI land; Will exchange for dtsiIable city
property. -
and running hcrk All equal width to river. 30 y
No. lS7 South ieun street, a six roomed frame
house with ttole foundation aud bassment, wash.
room, cellar Rsu Coal house; ground fronting %
iees, rupnInS hack 10 feet Pr1ce, 81 co. - :
10: no. us southwest corner OF Virginia and
South York streets. with part Of lot No. 6G 10 al
fronting g. feet on virginia. street snd 10 Ice. on
South York stree. >=I4 .rs=fg',II :
No, 10 Sixteenth street; on drst floor Is dining.
second floor Is two rooms and hall; third toar,
three rooms and hall: finished attic illuminating
gas throughout, water on trs! ELd third doors,
Mde entrance; ground Is feet front. running back
Is icet: can now be bought for SLIGO ~ = 5i',
hose, bafclzs and sp.IDg Wagon for s-5
j AMAS A. HEN RY,
Real Estate Agent Collector and Sotarr p,huo
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Dstroa Frte Pres.
,"Boym called q patrolman on Antoine
street, as he hurried into an the alley to
find . lad coming ontof back gate, ibid
you hear that report Of o gum" 50
you bet!" was tho reply.
"Where was it?'ia 5.'Fg
SIN our back yard"
"Who fred it?"
II did, and don't keep mo here any
longer. Dad was in the woodshed when I
fred at q cat, and from the way no ID CUES.
ing and thrashfng around guess missed
the cat by about six feet"
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Commencing Sunday, June S, and con.
tlnulng every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio, will cell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 50, and 10 Washington, Pa, and
return st 81 90. Trains leave at s ard
$40 a. n, returning arrive at 7 aud II 10
p. ". sf. -F=4e s9h. = = IN sIglsgsE " r.4 s-s,
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Many

OF the good things Of this LILO arc sor-
rowiully let alone on account Of Dyspep-
gia. Ackes's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation;
cold on q positive guarantee ut 25 and so
cent?, by Logan & 90. and G. Menke-
malier. - 2
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Miss Pettem-"Pretty Polly!' Polly
tentatively )-"Pret;y Polly!" Misc Pei
tem-."You're cure the bird 10 q young
one?" Dealer-"Abgolu!ely, madame j.!
He came from Africs last May" Polly
(suddenly(- "Hppecsnoo and Tyler too!
-oot-oo!" 2 s. II - :
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Type.writers Cheap,

We have Tor sale several Type.write.s,
including the Remington, the Cranda!i
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken IN exchange io- the matchless
Caligraph, aud will b. sold cheap. Writers
for rent and Tor eale on monthly install.
menta. Gall on or address for circula,s
EDWARD Z. Roaa l. Co.,
7l.il,'s SIS Tyciith stroet
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aEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK.

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino,
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for busi.
ness 'men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
re5tanrant. 31a {. II !
GIN. DAN. MAoAuLEy & W. B. BowEEs,
TThH.w $780,. -. Z. ' -
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No Sorrow in the Presidents Heart.

His letter resembling tho order Is couch
ed in language which shows Enthusiastically
thet he s.ttt Approves the sentiment which
prompted 1t, and that it is withdrawn not
because ho cares particle for the indig.
nant protests OF the veterans Of the Grand
Army, bat for the regeon that he fails to
find any legal warrant for doing what he
proposed to do, 80, ~
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"May I help You to alieht2" said o
young man to lady about to leave her
carriage. "No, thanks" said che; II
don't smoke" -.
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" HEALTH @is impossible ii the pores be
clogged. Skin-success. Sosp cleanses and
stimulatea them. 4 n. 5t..S n.
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Of Ohio County. June kules, 1857. II
J. G. Hutchisou, Plaintiff, Vi g
1H5 ~ VS.. ~ ,asTrG
Cleveland, TuscAiawas Valley 4 Wheeling Railway
Company and Seah Chamberlain, Trustee for
Cleveland, TusearaTas Valley d Wheeling Rail.
way Company, defendants.
The object OF this suit Is to attach and subj ect 10
The pay nent Of the plaintiffs claim against The dc.
tendant, the Cleveland. TuAcafawa8 Valley &
Wheeling Railway Company, for three hundred
dollars. with interest thereon from april /, lsSi
ts may be necessary for that purpose, Of the money
Of the said Railway Company now In the hands Of
tho General kecatycr OF this court, awaiting the
further order OF this Court And 1t appearing from
on Affidavit filed Ia this cause that the defendant
the Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley & Wheeling
Railway Company, Is q foreign corporation. and
the defendant, Selah Chamberlain, Is not resi-.
dent Of the state Of West Virginia, and they not
being served with process III tnis suit. on motion
Ok the plaintiff BY his solicitors this order oil pub
icauon Is entered agsnsi them, and 1t Is ordered
that tho said defendants, Cleveland TuscarawRs
Valley d Wheeling Railway Company, and SelGh
Chamberlain, Trustee for the Cleveland, Iusca.
rawas Valley & Wheeling Railway Company, DO
appear hero within one month after the lIst pub.
protect their Interests In this suit 1t Is further OF
deFed that this order be pu5l!ahed aud posted -
required by law. =. ,{7 !ss5-. d - .--
Witness, John W. Mitchell, CLERK Of tho Circuit
Court oil Ohio county, West ptrgiuia, al the Coaf.
Houte Of said county, this 26th day Of APRIL 1857
towit: June Rules, 1851. 80 -ssa t'.l,}1
TX, JOE. ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published tho frss time June 0. 1857.
:. Attest: ~ JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
HuIcH1soN & GAgriN, leiJgii7t1 II Z
ieIh .-.- Solicitors for Complainant.
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The above sale has hceu continued until July 2,
1887, NJ same time aud place. $50.
leo srE.. 80 1HOS. O'BRlEH, Trustee
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Y. T. HALLER, AuCtlOneef. n 7-lII5TT7 7TT--
The undersigned desiring that the property
above mentioned may hell Tor as much as possible
agree 10 unite with tho trustee In 8 deed 10 tho
purchaser. RobEhT A. McCABE,
myl7 II. q, McCABE. U.
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COMMENTS FROM THE PRESS.
The Battis.Flns Order Worse than q BLU
der-So wouder 1t Shocked Them.I

So gross and isgrsnt sn act OF mispris-
ion Of treason might vel. have astonished,
shocked and maddened the loyal people
Of the nation, whose prizes OF victory
we're to be seized by forbidden hands, and
offered back to the rebels from whom they
were captured in the mont holy warfare,
as far as the Uaion's defenders we're con.
cerned, that ever drenched land in blood.
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hour until 900 . N. Leave Wheeiinr pats a. ~
2; m. aud run every hour until 10 D. M exccut
Church Trains: which will leave the Parts. oIs
NJ, and Wheeling &. 12:lS n In, 80 a. :. - -, d.
+. Anso 9----- -....... @. AlRsOH. Superintendent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NE, s

poY wANTED-AN ERRAND ROY
- about IS yeAIs old 10 learn the shoe busfnes.
Address, with reference, with age, x y e., cate l,l
tcllisencer Otlce. l9ls,Eg y 4 f'-'' ieol >
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rRusTEE,s SALE,
NRUsTEE's SALE

!. .,...
Eseht,h 10 me- ~ ,ru.ss Sa,ss l ~ S 81 isss
reroISai n ~ ess ~, ~, nust ~ lets,
Couft Of Ohio nc,,ntv Wss, Vt,,Ins ~ Nh ,@ahay
I rlst llos M ID nsSc yS ali a. - sa ~
sott aoor al he in,t Hose 81 III s, sns noh
~ atTr,n 49,. ~ !" ~, 80 w
~ sAAohpAi, INC Aoth DAY oF JUNE, 1851
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock 4. NJ the following de.
tcfbea property, that Is 10 say. The konth thirty.
three iecto t Lot number Eleven In squAfe NUN.
Der Six, in ths oily Of Wheeling Ohio county, ",
the Town Of soulh Wheeling, -" - >''"
gass aY s.LE-oaethiid and as much more AZ
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the dny OF ,ac
tho balance In two equal instruments payable IN
oe std two yt&ts from the day OF sale, With inter.
est from That day. the putch0er 10 give his notes
deed OF trust upon the property, aud insurance
policlea upon the buildings 10 tho RatlliAc.!ou Of
the trustee. ti1's ~ Ta.l.i4' i1iIWlrl sll.=
Title beloved good, but fetipg az trustee shall
convey only tho utle vested In mo lnsl.l gs.-.0'
w. II. HALlEn. Auctlonecr. "a re- gi-.1tE3 my8
r,,nIIeTI,C,e- q 49,, =, ....,.---
SALE Ut LEATHER
u. WOOD PROPERTY. .-t,4 't2H a.
by virtue OF decd OF trust made by Margafetta
.. McCabe with Robert 4. AcGabc. her husband
In the Office o. tho Clerk oil tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust book
No. II, page blS, shall Eell al public auction "a
Tho highest bidder, on II Mods 1rg4s st'- .Ea
SATURDAY, JUNE is, 1851,
?. :. -, Z, 49,. :. "a ,a,.,.L 49,. g.,
commencing A. 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho front door
1890 ~ tsaoass - su s nne ip!!oM!ns
aescfipeu piopety' Mat 70 say. AZ mat ttaet or
psvt " nana ~ m5nsSmns otSe. A. salu ohlo
eoaiy 1oaaaea aaa ae.SiaRea e. !oi!SHs ":
ast " n ,,, s nv IN NY os oa mheelng
tuR the ikdd Formerly 0Whbd by HtiRm IRH6ut
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TERMS OF sALE-one hall OF the purchase
raouef ind as nu:h moro as the purchaser may
interest thereon from The Gay Of sale, the pur-
chaser to give his note WITH approved security, aud
the title 10 DO retained or deed Of trust given 10
stcuye the deferred payment Izf y. al
Title believed to be good, bu! selling as trustee
will only BELL and convey such title Is vested III
me. GsEEt sEFgl JOHN J. JONES,
ierf isis4H -. 4 30 ~. Esas - Trustee
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By virtue oil deed Of trust made by James A.
Rice 10 the undersigned trustee dated Oh tho 18th
day OF June, In the year ISL, and recorded In the
office O, the CLERK Of the County Court OF MARSHALL
county, West Virginia, in Deed Of Trus! Book No.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
rtI NJ ~ o. . H .aH 81.
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WANTED-A} CANvAssER AND
wv Collector at Bellaire, Ohio. Small surtty
bond required Apply 10 Branch Once Of Inc
Metropolitan LIE Insurance Co., al g. Fifth street,
steubeNytlle, Ohio, '7ls5 IND {E777 ih92s
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.ATHER.

Y HSVHE l2T1 y VJn liz VT I4EA IuEKs
l. WOOD PROPERTY, l4fE I'll IIF3lIT' =
BY virtue Of 4 deed OF trust made by Ma.gaietta
o, Mcrabe with Robert a. McCabe. her husband,
10 me ~ trustee dated April 49, 1881 and recorded
In the Office OIL tho Clerk oil tho County court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In decd OF trust book
No. y. page sls, shall tcll al public auction 10
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b. q. s Q. I,a,lroln,d.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, R. r
rwy sII on and after May 2, 1851, trains on tho
, mrssats " Elm Grove Railroad Gwil run as fol.
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TRATE1ERS' GUIDE,

. A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
-EG TRAIEs-on and alter May q, lss7-FxrtE-
NATION or REVERENCE @AREh. .Dsily. tsunday
excepted MONDAY e1ccpted.-Eastc.n Standard
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
~ County Of OHIO towl.: In tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio County. June kules, 1857. II
~ So T. {; Hitch snu Plaintiff ,ns
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Yes, He Heard II.

Shinnston, ". Va, June IS.
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Title beloved good, but settling a trustee sh.ii
convey only tho utle vested In mo IN d. 4 -
(>j.,l ..'..fy5 ~ W. J. ". CuWDEN, Trustee,
". II. HAIIEn. Auctlonecr. n *. Il -S'JFimy8